For the resistance network shown in the figure, choose the correct option$(s)$. $Image$
$(A)$ The current through $P Q$ is zero.
$(B)$ $I_1=3 A$.
$(C)$ The potential at $S$ is less than that at $Q$.
$(D)$ $I _2=2 A$.
IIT 2012, Diffcult
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